Project winning the battle against domestic violence

By Lisa Tisdell
Updated November 26 2012 - 7:33am, first published 12:00am
Project recognised: Kempsey's domestic violence specialist worker Narrelle Moulton, Hastings Women and Children's Refuge manager Gemma Morley, Community Partnerships Against Domestic and Family Violence project coordinator Kylie Temple and Taree's domestic violence specialist worker Tanya Keogh with the award.
Project recognised: Kempsey's domestic violence specialist worker Narrelle Moulton, Hastings Women and Children's Refuge manager Gemma Morley, Community Partnerships Against Domestic and Family Violence project coordinator Kylie Temple and Taree's domestic violence specialist worker Tanya Keogh with the award.
Dimestic Violence specialist work Kempsey, Narrelle Moulton, Gemma Morley, ManagerWomens and Child refuge, Production coordinater, community partnership against Domestic violence, and Tanya Keogh Dimestic violence specialist work taree
Dimestic Violence specialist work Kempsey, Narrelle Moulton, Gemma Morley, ManagerWomens and Child refuge, Production coordinater, community partnership against Domestic violence, and Tanya Keogh Dimestic violence specialist work taree

IT MAY have had humble beginnings but a collaborative project against domestic violence is making a difference.

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